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Related Companies is again the most active

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Jan.January 02, 2019 09:00 AM
By Nathan Bickell
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Two megaprojects on Manhattan’s Far West Side took Related and Brookfield to the top of this year’s ranking of the busiest developers. We broke down the top five in this short video.

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